Do you think this is better than a Neti pot? Does it work the same or have the same benefits?
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I personally like it better. I used to use a Nasaline which is like a syringe. They all have the same benefits (I used to be an ENT sales rep for a big Pharma company).
482523
The 6003 more expensive one is the larger which I recommend. I wanted to buy a 2nd one for my vacation home; bought the 6006 not knowing there were 2 sizes...way too small; returned it for the 6003 which is still a tad smaller than my original which I have had for years. These knew ones aren't as well made, and you have to assemble the legs and handles too boot; They don't make them like they use too; but it's still a versatile pot.
1882512
None. The advantages are that you can cook meats, soups, stews and curries in a fraction of the time. The flavor and texture of the food is amazing. This cooker goes far beyond steaming veggies! Microwaving is totally safe and convenient, and i use mine a lot, but i wouldn't use the instant pot for just that.
876233
It holds up to 3X the amount of solution and pulsates making it far more effective. As the others have mentioned it does a far better job of cleaning the nose. It Is much easier to use than the neti pot so I do it more regularly and actually find it very soothing. High quality product with great customer service.
773266
This unit does it all. 200 times better than the netti pot which is junk in comparison. I use it every day with my doctors suggestions and it works great. Careful you must use reverse osmosis water or distiller water. Tap water is a no no.
261971
So far we haven't used it much. We have been scared to. The 12 & 16 quart pots stick and burn all the food we have tried to fix in them. I guess I would say I don't trust what might be unseen in the water. We just use it as a decorative item. Your call but it is made out of the same stuff as the pots. I wished I had read the comments before we purchased the three items. A big waste of money. IMO. James
198157
The pots work very well on my single induction cooktop. It isn't a NuWave but very similar.
1137105
I suggest you not worry about it. It's very expensive and there may be better alternatives. It did not work at all for me and I kept trying for a long time. But I do know one person who swore by it. I think both kits you are asking about are the same.
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i have only had the Rinnai for 8 months and i am very pleased with it. I had a power vented 50 Gal propane water heater before replacing with Rinnai. My propane usage has dropped greatly. As far as maintance i have not had to do anything. They recommend flushing every year.
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Okay Gary, I just heard back from our contact. Here is what she said:They could check different bushcraft forms and blogs sites to see what others said about the Emberlit. Here is a good video to show the customer for comparison of the 2 stoves https://youtu.be/0vXoZwSoVA8. The boil time is a lot faster than the Solo.We offer a life time warranty on all of our products and if they are not satisfied with it you can return with a full refund. It also depends what they are using the stove for the solo doesn't pack flat and you would have to lift your pot up to feed it fuel where the Emberlit has a side port to feed the fuel. Okay Gary, I just heard back from our contact. Here is what she said:They could check different bushcraft forms and blogs sites to see what others said about the Emberlit. Here is a good video to show the customer for comparison of the 2 stoves https://youtu.be/0vXoZwSoVA8. The boil time is a lot faster than the Solo.We offer a life time warranty on all of our products and if they are not satisfied with it you can return with a full refund. It also depends what they are using the stove for the solo doesn't pack flat and you would have to lift your pot up to feed it fuel... » Read More Okay Gary, I just heard back from our contact. Here is what she said:They could check different bushcraft forms and blogs sites to see what others said about the Emberlit. Here is a good video to show the customer for comparison of the 2 stoves https://youtu.be/0vXoZwSoVA8. The boil time is a lot faster than the Solo.We offer a life time warranty on all of our products and if they are not satisfied with it you can return with a full refund. It also depends what they are using the stove for the solo doesn't pack flat and you would have to lift your pot up to feed it fuel where the Emberlit has a side port to feed the fuel. « Show Less
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That's hard to say. The big one lasted me over a year going camping almost every other weekend. The little ones I'm still working on. I'm talking boiling corn and cooking coffee, ramen, etc. It's a very efficient little system.
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Yes, you can...but I boil any water that I put into my neti pot to use no matter where I get it from :)
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Haven't tried it. But I put my stainless steel pots and pans in the dishwasher and they come out just fine. I didn't use this neti pot because it was too big. Remember only use distilled water.
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I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system. My doctor recommended irrigating the sinuses with salt water, I just make it at home. I used to use a neti pot, but I don't like it so I just use my clean hand cupped and it works better for me. Yes, it does help much. It also prevents colds and the flu. Another thing that helps my allergies to pollens is filtering the air I have a hepa filter that relieves my allergies after filtering the air for 45 minutes, and rinsing out my sinuses, together that helps a lot. I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system, if it'll save me time. I wish some one who had one would post. I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system. My doctor recommended irrigating the sinuses with salt water, I just make it at home. I used to use a neti pot, but I don't like it so I just use my clean hand cupped and it works better for me. Yes, it does help much. It also prevents colds and the flu. Another thing that helps my allergies to pollens is filtering the air I have a hepa filter that relieves my allergies after filtering the air for 45 minutes, and rinsing out my sinuses, together that helps a lot. I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system, if it'll save me time. I wish some... » Read More I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system. My doctor recommended irrigating the sinuses with salt water, I just make it at home. I used to use a neti pot, but I don't like it so I just use my clean hand cupped and it works better for me. Yes, it does help much. It also prevents colds and the flu. Another thing that helps my allergies to pollens is filtering the air I have a hepa filter that relieves my allergies after filtering the air for 45 minutes, and rinsing out my sinuses, together that helps a lot. I'm thinking of getting the irrigation system, if it'll save me time. I wish some one who had one would post. « Show Less
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I have both, and to be honest with you, I use the stainless one as a standard pot because it's much more shallow and great for quick boiling of something. Also, great for stews when I don't want to take out the extremely heavy cast iron Dutch oven.
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I use it instead of a neti pot and get about 5 good uses from each can. I'm shocked that other people get more uses.
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Different ones have different accessories but the pot is the same that's what I found when I bought mine. But you can get a better deal if you look. I really like mine. Hope that helps you.